Foxhunting reaches the high court today, and we'll be following the Countryside Alliance's latest attempt to block the ban, which last night became law after the Speaker invoked the Parliament Act. Adam Jay will also be looking at how the police will try to enforce the law, which hunt supporters say is unenforceable.
We'll be examining what the Olympics could mean for London, with Lord Coe, the leader of the city's bid to host the 2012 games, unveiling his plans this morning. And our graphics supremo, Paddy Allen, is compiling a whiz-bang interactive guide to the blueprint.
Overseas, we'll be looking at the latest push for peace in Sudan, while Rory McCarthy has written about the enormous risk Iraqis put themselves at by working for western contractors. Perhaps unsurprisingly, they're also paid far less than their western colleagues.
